The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-02-10
The MELRoSE RECORD.

Albert Weisel of Spring I'm. was
brought to this village last Saturday
evening for medical advise. While
Mr.. W. was chopping in the woods
east OF Spring Hill on Saturday a
large dry limb on the tree he was
in the act of falling, became detached |
and struck him a crushing hlow ont
the left shoulder completely paralyz.
ing his whole arm and he supposed Il
had fractured the shoulder but after
a careful examination Of the-parts.
DR.. Zurcher pronounced it on.y a.
severe bruise fl.A
There was s61. o9 of the cyclone re
liet fund raised by thisstowns for Sank
Rapids and St. Cloud cyclone suf.
ferers returned TO the relief commit
tee on Saturday last This was their
percentage OF surplus fund left in the
hands OF the state relief committee.
The Melrose relief committee, have
already deposited this amount in the.
Bank of Melrese fora standing Cyl
clone relief fund. Other towns can
do likewise. ..s .z,as - 8
g. NJ. Parsons: our genial station
agent, deserves particular mention as
one of the most careful and kindly dis
posed agents on the, Manitoba road.
He is puncual; courteous and never
wanting in generosity and suavity of
manner which bespeak for him flu
ture in which his most sanguiae antic-
ipatinhs as railroad man shalt be re-
allied. ~
August Edelbrock, of the firm
OF Edelbrock Bros, of this place, his
sold his interest in the business ia
his brother, Henry, who will contin
lie the trade at the old stand. August
will move his family to St. Gland
where he will make his future home.
George Kolb and wife returned
from Buffalo. N. Y. last Sunday. He
/ went there on business transaction
of some considerable importance and
arranged everything to his satistac
ton, returning home to enjoy the bal
ance of Minnesota winter. - !
Several parties of this village are
making all the necessary preparations
for migrating to Washington Terri.
tory about the last of this month.
where they go to make their future
home and build up competency.
| Ehr Bros. & Trisko have, ordered .
lot of new spring dry goods and cloth
ing, which will arrive in a few days.
The best bargains and the best good:
can be found there. Do not fail te
call on the boys. ..,-a-s: .~..- .,'
I Roma Kent of Alexandria, is here
making visit among old friends thii
week, and her many friends are de
lighted to welcome her back. to .hel
childhood home. ..... ....-..-.rss
Henry Baugh went to Paynesvill,
this week 10 canvass for his. enlarged
and improved bible. Hank. antici
pates doing big business in his lin,
at that place.. j, .-... $50 ~. f..ll
; Chris Borgerd,ng, upon his return
from Duluth, said that city is almos
as lively as Melr,se, and he feels in
clined to cast his lot there and tax
the 1isk. .... ........,....
D. A. Patrick took his departur
for Paynesvllle on Tuesday, and vii
: work in the interest of the America
life insurance company of Mlnneapo
lis.
: A. A. Whitney, S. M. Barton an,
N. B. Adley went to st. Paul thi
E week to attend the G.. A. II. Stat
l encampment to he held at that place
!. Notwithstanding the severe weathe
and bad roads of the winter, the ma
. between here and Lake Henry has NO
> missed single semi-weekly trip. =
3 Henry Kalkman returned from DE-
) luth on Friday. Hank has made u
his mind that the Zenith city woul
} make pleasant home. 5,~r IN.
Edith Ulmer is enjoying visitthi
, week among her old schoolmates a
!. this place having arrived here iron
r ST. Panl on Friday. ~ '.. ~
A large quantity of ice is being pu
up here. 1t looks like general prer
aration for temperance drinks mex
summer. t"' N
Wheat is coming in lively and th
: mill is, booming in work as well a
! the price paid for this staple article.
Come to Melrose with your wheat
, gentlemen, and get the best price pait
i by any market IN this vicinity.
Get your sausage and meat at Eth
Bros. & Trisko. You will be pleaset
/ and satisfied at all times.
. Vivid lightning on Monday night
> Will some one explain this strang,
phenomenon ;.o- :.
r Mist, sleet and rain on Monday t,
break the monotony OF our severed,
cold spell, - .. ... =.
A. J. Baugh of Osakis is here thu
week visiting his son and family.
High license is not received will
favor here. Is it not stranger